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As 2016 approaches, immigration has become the presidential election?s definitive issue ? at least in the GOP primary.
Boston?s economic disparities are well-documented, but newer mapping tools display inequalities in stark visual contrast.
Globe Staff
Years after violence and crime ravaged Dorchester?s Columbia Point, a new residential complex is trying to shed its bad image.
After all those ice dams and cracked roofs, premium hikes could translate to an additional $100 on the average Mass. bill of $1,150.
The Arctic ice is melting fast, the warmth tied to the emissions of modern life. But it is the ancient ways that are most at risk.
As a shark lurked, scientists freed a whale that was entangled in ropes north of Provincetown.
Several negotiators said many issues have been resolved, and an announcement could come as early as Monday.
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The riot of tropical plants and colors is a departure from the clipped, manicured glory that is the Public Garden.
Adrian Walker
Trying Tsarnaev, already facing the death penalty, for the killing of MIT officer Sean Collier would be pointless and insensitive.
America is having a big love affair with tiny houses.
Dan Shaughnessy
They?re only 6½ games out, which doesn?t sound bad. But it is bad.
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Names
The super exclusive club is in no hurry to admit Brady and his supermodel wife, Gisele Bundchen, as members.
Pickpocketing has become so common that employees at the Eiffel Tower in Paris went on strike last May in protest.
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ESSAY
Not only does the trend of unpaid internships strip us young adults of financial responsibility, but it also reinforces the advantages of well-off families.
With stunning oceans views, dress-for-the-occasion dinners, and butlers at-the-ready, you can live like old American lords for a weekend.
Participants in the World Naked Bike Ride bared a lot ? in some cases all ? during the annual excursion.
Voters? summer flings typically don?t lastPresidential candidates getting all sorts of buzz in the summer before the N.H. vote often fizzle by winter.
JOAN VENNOCHI
The boys on Beacon Hill are still figuring out womenState Rep. Paul Heroux made things very personal with Kristen Lepore, the state?s administration and finance secretary.
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The Big Picture
The US women?s soccer team was honored on the streets of New York City Friday with a ticker-tape parade.
Manuel Margot, 20, and Rafel Devers, 18, showcase their talents at the All-Star Futures Game.
Since the police?s Angel Program began on June 1, 30 addicts have been fast-tracked into rehab.
Officials said the blast could be a ?possible natural explosion,? and did not believe it to be a terrorist attack or a bomb.
The fresh faces speak to Hillary Clinton?s ability to swell her reach beyond the circle that backed her 2008 bid.
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Members of the Bay State Antique Auto Club have been cruising the roads around Dedham for more than 40 years.
The head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel escaped from a maximum-security prison through a tunnel that led from a shower.
While phones have built-in protection, you can always add a little more in the form of security apps.
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In ?Boulevard,? Williams played a closeted gay husband battling, among other things, severe depression and a lifetime of self-deceit.
Catalyst Restaurant in Technology Square manages to be both stylish -- it?s a destination for private cocktail events ? and inventive.
More than once, Globe writer Bella English has ended up in the men?s room, usually abroad, because she mistook one bathroom for the other.
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
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